Two New Trotbots Mean More Agility And Cheaper Builds
Adding toes makes a huge difference in how these multi-legged TrotBots can move. They are now much faster than they were before.
Adding toes makes a huge difference in how these multi-legged TrotBots can move. They are now much faster than they were before.
This week, learn how to give your iPhone 7 a headphone jack, help NASA 3D print homes for space travel, or do some Lego building.
An industrious maker 3D prints a human-size motorized skateboard.
To test his skills as a roboticist, Ben Vagle decided to test how his Lego TrotBot robots performed on 1/3-scale stairs.
Elijah ran into some hiccups while building a laser to slice through paper for his middle school science fair.
Instructions for two walkers designed to handle the weight of the EV3 brick: Klann’s robust Mechanical Spider and TrotBot Ver 2.
Tape that can make any surface Lego compatible, a bottle flipping robotic arm, and lab grown chicken strips? It’s been a good week.